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What model S&W revolver is this?

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Mr. Glock
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Re: What model S&W revolver is this?

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I was seeing Model 19s yesterday in the $650-775 range at the gun show, average was the same for 686 pre-lock guns. I don't know what the actual selling prices were, but the show was pretty lightly attended and not a lot was selling. S&W magnum wheelguns have gone up quite a bit in the last 5 years, but then again, there is no Obama panic right now and prices could be flattening.

Others here probably have a better handle on the prices, but Gunbroker tends to be a little high if you review For Sale vs Completed Sale, remembering that some areas of the country tend to have a higher priced market.
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Re: What model S&W revolver is this?

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Mr. Glock wrote:I was seeing Model 19s yesterday in the $650-775 range at the gun show, average was the same for 686 pre-lock guns. I don't know what the actual selling prices were, but the show was pretty lightly attended and not a lot was selling. S&W magnum wheelguns have gone up quite a bit in the last 5 years, but then again, there is no Obama panic right now and prices could be flattening.

Others here probably have a better handle on the prices, but Gunbroker tends to be a little high if you review For Sale vs Completed Sale, remembering that some areas of the country tend to have a higher priced market.

This is true as well... I'm not out to rip anyone off, including myself lol...Just figure the 19-4 I have should be able to be swapped even for a similar S&W revolver with a 4" barrel.
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Re: What model S&W revolver is this?

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Sevens wrote:I hereby request that Photobucket dies a screaming, burning, horrendous death.

I can't get his picture to load and your resized picture is an awful thing to do to a S&W revolver.

Only thing I am sure of at this point is that it's blued, adjustable sight and is definitely a magnum revolver. If it is absolutely a .357 then it's either a Model 19 or a Model 27. If I have to guess (and with evidence presented we are FORCED to guess :P ) then I'll say it's a 19.

Unless they made some wacky variation (with S&W ya never know...) then it sure isn't a 586. And that makes the whole thing a little disturbing if the guy offering to trade a revolver has no clue what he owns.

Looking forward to hearing an update on this.
+1 on the Model 19...
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